Active Learning in the Classroom (3-Minute Overview)

Active learning is an instructional approach that can be summed up as “learning through doing”. In this approach, students actively engage in the learning process by participating in discussions, solving problems, and exploring concepts, rather than passively receiving information.

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Read my article on the pros and cons of active learning here, with all scholarly sources used for this video listed in the reference list: helpfulprofessor.com/active-learning-pros-cons/

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A child centered approach benefits both a child and the teacher because a teacher facilitate learning process in a safe and enabling environment no accidents occurs so teacher will be able to do work freely and the student will learn very and play very safely and free from accidents, the bright colour makes the class bright.

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Child centered is when a student is very a chive and participate very well in class and well respected by classmates also do all the work correctly who act as a teacher even making decisions considered as best student.

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(2) The classroom should be bright and colorful with pupils best work eg nature and discovery corner book, book coner, blog corner. The atmosphere should be relaxed and happy. The teacher facilitate learning process in a save and enabling environment.